Unto The Breach called a “great summer read” by Mommy’s Memmorandum:

“Gale weaves a story of suspense as three teenage boys and their high school teacher take a sailing trip together…the story became something I could lose myself in as it unfolded. I enjoyed watching the characters develop and appreciated the approach where they left the shore as boys and as the need for them to think, act and lend aid in the crisis they emotionally grew up. They must maintain the duties of the sailboat, survive and perform serious surgery before the book ends…This story is probably more appealing to young men, but interesting enough to capture a girl’s thrill of adventure.”

A new book review posted by Dad of Divas’ Blog:

“This was a book that will definitely take you on an amazing journey from start to finish. It was a book that kept me on the edge of my seat and made me wonder what I would do in a similar situation. I will say that even though I am not a sailor, I still appreciated the book and everything that was in the book about sailing, and I actually came out of the book much more knowledgeable about sailing in general. Outside of this the author has done an amazing job at developing the characters within the book, and because of this the plot and the adventure that ensues becomes even more tangible and poignant. This was an amazing story that all young readers will enjoy! ”

May 21, 2012

Unto The Breach has been selected by the English Language Teaching Department of Cambridge University Press, UK, for inclusion in its First for Schools Trainer book aimed at 12-16 year old students learning English as a second language.

February 18, 2012

A new review by a 13 year-old reader on Flamingnet Teen Book Reviews blog.

“This book by Sidney Gale was awesome. The story honestly made me feel something, which is something that every author should want to achieve when writing.”

October 2, 2011

Here’s what Rob Bittner from CM Magazine has to say about Unto the Breach:

• “suspenseful and gripping”
• “compelling”
• “Gale works well with suspense, always giving enough information but not too much.”
• “The unique aspect of this work is the ending, which is both ambiguous and inspiring. There is no beautiful ending wrapped up in a bow, which makes it all much more impactful, and, therefore, more realistic.”

September 8, 2011

A new article about Sidney and Unto the Breach has been posted on InsideToronto.com

August 29, 2011

My interview with The Word Nerd.

August 10, 2011

A review on the Yummy Mummy Club by high school student Tyler.

August 8, 2011

Here is a review on Goodreads, a great site for book lovers. Here’s a small excerpt:

“It is so hard to find books for young males that aren’t contrived and boring. This book is neither. It reminds me of Gordon Korman books which are well-loved by many.”

August 7, 2011

Excited to see that Unto the Breach is getting lovely reviews on Amazon.com.

July 21, 2011

Here is a review by Mommy Kat and Kids.

July 20, 2011

Brei Wilson, The Word Nerd blogger, posted a review of Unto the Breach!

March 23, 2011

Enter to win a free copy of Unto the Breach in the Goodreads giveaway!

February 13, 2011

Now up and running on Goodreads. See my profile here.

February 11, 2011

Unto the Breach is now available in paperback and for Kindles on Amazon.

January 16, 2011

Lulu names Unto the Breach one of its Top 100 Books for Teens.

The Canadian Shark Class Association recommends Sidney Gale’s Unto the Breach: “It’s an adventure book with a twist (think, surgery on a boat in a storm).”

A free preview of Unto the Breach is now available!

“Gale is a knowledgeable author, who creates sympathetic and interesting characters.” Reviewer compares Sidney Gale to Canadian author Gordon Kormon.

Unto the Breach is available to download as an eBook.